Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  IV  |       Indians paid—~  ~~~For one gun,~~~~10 beavers’ skins~~~~~~“
 2      I,  XIV |    briskly along shouldering her gun bravely, and never allowing
 3      I,  XVI |       report of the Lieutenant’s gun was succeeded by that of
 4      I,  XVI |       face with a stranger whose gun was still smoking.~The rivals
 5      I,  XVI |       gracefully toying with his gun, “that you consider the
 6      I,  XVI |          the latter was from the gun of the Canadian.~“The fox
 7     II,  III |    explorers was provided with a gun. The Lieutenant and his
 8     II,  V   | beginning to teach him to hold a gun, and to understand the first
 9     II,  XII |         stood.~Hobson seized the gun which was slung over his
10     II,  XXII|          after signal was tried, gun after gun fired, and some
11     II,  XXII|      signal was tried, gun after gun fired, and some of the planks